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Re: UltraEdit Text Editor

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

How about Sublime Text? That’s mostly my use case. Opening giant files that VSCode can’t, Ctrl-F a regex expression, selecting all matches, and pasting them into a new buffer. Like a visual interactive grep. Sublime handles big files pretty well but I’ve still managed to make it chug on occasion.

In Sublime 4 thread people were talking about UltraEdit, it is even probably the reason for this submission. Anyway, there people mentioned UltraEdit has a "disk edit" mode, where it DOESN'T dump the file on the ram, and instead displays a chunk of whatever is on t he disk, this is how it allows the editing of gigantic text files, theoretically you can edit files of any size, maybe even infinite size.

and how search/replace worked out?

Re: UltraEdit Text Editor

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I still use it daily. The ability to switch into hex editor mode and back is wonderful! I am about to purchase a Mac version as I expect to migrate to Mac soon and want to buy one before it becomes subscription only.

vscode has hex mode right from ms

Re: UltraEdit Text Editor

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post #6

I still use it daily. The ability to switch into hex editor mode and back is wonderful! I am about to purchase a Mac version as I expect to migrate to Mac soon and want to buy one before it becomes subscription only.

vscode has hex mode right from ms

And as soon as VScode gets its RAM footprint to 3.8MB like uedit32, I'll be all over it
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